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Military training areas and Conservation - Unexploded Reality

To: 'Angus Innes' <>, Birding Aus <>
Subject: Military training areas and Conservation - Unexploded Reality
From: Peter Shute <>
Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2013 09:05:21 +1000
All these examples of the ecological value of military land make me wonder if 
all that is needed to save some species is for them to be left alone. I would 
have thought that land set aside for military use might end up neglected and 
full of weeds. Is that the case, or does it not matter that much?

I also wonder if this land tends to be of higher quality than national parks. 
I've read that national parks tend to be land that is unsuitable for settlement 
or agriculture anyway, and might therefore be of lesser value for many species.

Peter Shute
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